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So for someone who has never been but hopes to make it one day, lets here some more about all the cash I will need....I know lodging is super expensive, but how are the prices on the most important thing.....beer? Are we talking $5 a beer, $10, more?
Chip was $6 a beer a few years back 2010-2011, don't know about now. Most things other than drinks and lodging are about normal (at least not outrageous). Mixed drinks are stupid high however! I have been lucky in the past and snuck massive amounts of alcohol in in my camper even though they looked in it. They are getting tougher and tougher about outside alcohol so take your chances at risk of getting it confiscated. We would drink very heavily before the concerts started just to save having to buy quite as much during the show but three of us would still go through about $150 a night for booze at the shows.
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Chip was $6 a beer a few years back 2010-2011, don't know about now. Most things other than drinks and lodging are about normal (at least not outrageous). Mixed drinks are stupid high however! I have been lucky in the past and snuck massive amounts of alcohol in in my camper even though they looked in it. They are getting tougher and tougher about outside alcohol so take your chances at risk of getting it confiscated. We would drink very heavily before the concerts started just to save having to buy quite as much during the show but three of us would still go through about $150 a night for booze at the shows.
I pretty much stick to beer so I should be okay in that regards. I will make it one day, and I am sure I will spend plenty of $$$! Thanks for the info.
Yeah... JHR: Some people can't physically ride anymore as far as they would like to, or don't have the time to spare. However they get there, in my opinion it's all good. Just saying... so far four times I have been able to ride to Sturgis. Pretty sure that in the next few years (ageing geezer with multiple historical injuries that I am), to get there I won't be able to ride the 2600 miles return trip... But I'd still like to go. So if you see me trailering, that, one day, just might be your future also. Again, just saying.
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